Max Drawdown is static, calculated from the initial balance, not trailing. A "profitable day" requires 0.5% account growth.
One phase, tighter numbers, one difference that actually matters: leverage
Skip the second phase and the target stays at 10% but everything else tightens: 3% daily instead of 4%, 6% max drawdown instead of 8%. That tradeoff is normal for a single-phase product. The one number worth noticing on its own is leverage, FX capped at 1:30 here versus 1:50 on the Professional Track, still a perfectly usable ratio for most retail strategies, just worth knowing before assuming both tracks trade identically.
Skip the second phase and the target stays at 10% but everything else tightens: 3% daily instead of 4%, 6% max drawdown instead of 8%. That tradeoff is normal for a single-phase product. The one number worth noticing on its own is leverage, FX capped at 1:30 here versus 1:50 on the Professional Track, still a perfectly usable ratio for most retail strategies, just worth knowing before assuming both tracks trade identically.
A 45% consistency rule, and it's actually on the generous side
No single trading day can account for more than 45% of total profit. Compared to the stricter caps some firms run (25–30% isn't unusual), 45% leaves real room, a couple of strong days won't automatically put you over the line the way it would elsewhere. We haven't tested how strictly this gets enforced in practice the way we tested the martingale and HFT definitions on the firm overview page, so treat "generous on paper" as the finding for now, not a guarantee of how it plays out if a payout is on the line.
No single trading day can account for more than 45% of total profit. Compared to the stricter caps some firms run (25–30% isn't unusual), 45% leaves real room, a couple of strong days won't automatically put you over the line the way it would elsewhere. We haven't tested how strictly this gets enforced in practice the way we tested the martingale and HFT definitions on the firm overview page, so treat "generous on paper" as the finding for now, not a guarantee of how it plays out if a payout is on the line.
Same firm-wide issues apply
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which track you pick: the undefined martingale and HFT thresholds that only got real numbers after direct pressure in a support chat, a Terms & Conditions document that changed wording between two of our own visits, and a Trader Agreement you can't read until after you've paid and passed. Read it once rather than per product.
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which track you pick: the undefined martingale and HFT thresholds that only got real numbers after direct pressure in a support chat, a Terms & Conditions document that changed wording between two of our own visits, and a Trader Agreement you can't read until after you've paid and passed. Read it once rather than per product.
